Drive shaft angle
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Fleet Mechanic
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Drive shaft angle
Anyone got some good info on that cause I want to get some info for the shaft that connects the tranny to the t-case I wont want to go threw universal joints. Thanks in advance.
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Fleet Mechanic
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lol as stupid as it sounds I have if figured out, unlike out trucks these trucks the engine and tranny sit up 'Half the frame' higher so I am just going to lower it a little.
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double cardigan joints are your friends. they are what you use to adjust for significant angles and can be assembled by most any reputable drive line shops. The general rull is as straight as possible but more than 10* will eat your u joints 5* is ideal as it leaves room to account from suspension flex.
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